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Biological mushroom breakthroughs can light up your home
Finding clean methods to produce electricity is a priority for scientists who are eager to reduce human dependence on fossil fuels.
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Use bacteria to cause diarrhea to develop
According to US scientists, if you take advantage of Listeria monocytogenes bacteria that live in the digestive tract, causing diarrhea, bio-batteries can be developed.
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Strange solar cells get energy from bacteria
This battery not only gains more power than previous devices but also works effectively in strong light and low light.
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MIT development 'bacteria on the chip' has the ability to detect stomach bleeding
Researchers at MIT have developed a digestive sensor, made of genetically modified bacteria.
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New dental materials help prevent plaque, kill bacteria
Before that, some dental materials used to cure tooth decay can cause some problems.
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Bio-colored solar panels
Environmental sensors for monitoring air quality, using energy from biofuel batteries, are environmentally friendly, laid out like wallpaper, are becoming a reality.
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The most impressive photographic image stored on bacteria - the new type of human hard drive
Big step to landmark
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The method of killing harmful bacteria is more effective than sterilizing milk
Wouldn't anyone think of the solution to use particle physics to improve the nutrient content of milk after being sterilized?
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Paper Pins generate electricity by sewage bacteria
US scientists have successfully created a bio-cell that generates electricity from bacteria in waste water.
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Use plasma rays to remove bacteria in fruits
Scientists have found a way to sterilize blueberries without losing the flavor or nutrition of the fruit. It is only necessary to make blueberries through purple plasma,…
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Robots can eat for energy like humans
British scientists have successfully built a robot capable of eating and digesting food for energy like humans.
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Makes hair less than 60,000 times hair
Microbiologists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have found a way to make the wire a thousand times thinner than hair strands.
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The movement of bacteria turns the turbine and generates electricity
Imagine that someday in the future, liquid tanks filled with bacteria that will be alive will become small-scale energy sources.
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Store information into bacteria: The human USB permanently
The future is in our hands, simply because our hands have a lot of bacteria.